Stu’s Quiz Boxes (for Windows) might remind people of the TV gameshow, Jeopardy!, but it’s not that, it’s much better than that. You can use it to make an exciting, interactive and educational computer-based gameshow available to everybody. It can be used in so many different situations – in schools and colleges, at conferences and parties.
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10 free Educational Game sites | Emerging Internet Technologies for Education - 0 views
Whacky Music Home: Boomwhackers Tubes - 0 views
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Interesting percussion instruments for kids of all ages.
The Young and The Digital » Teens, Technology, and Sexting: Criminal Acts or Teac... - 0 views
Critical thinking web - 0 views
Food-a-pedia - 0 views
Guide to Snowflakes - 0 views
BBC - Weather Centre - WeatherWise - 0 views
Stu's Quiz Boxes! - 0 views
Making it Interesting: Getting a Square Idea. - 0 views
Celery Computerless Email: Send and Receive Email by Fax without a Computer or Internet Acc... - 0 views
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Celery is a simple system that allows non-computer users to "be included" in email using the Celery device and service, which automatically prints incoming emails for them, and instantly sends their outgoing pen-and-paper messages as email.
State of the Art - Getting Fit Is the Goal, With 2 Bits of Help - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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"Two new tiny wearable motion sensors are on the loose, backed by Web sites that graph the collected data on daily activity for your motivational pleasure."
Free Technology for Teachers: Being Smart Online, A Video Series - 0 views
Steve Hargadon: Social Networking in Education - A Whitepaper - 1 views
CDWG-21st-Century-Campus-Report - 1 views
jss-landforms-2ndgrade - home - 0 views
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Nice example of tech integration in Gr 2 Social Studies
John Evans